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States must now provide “justification” that federal child care funds they receive are spent on “legitimate” providers i...
12/31/2025

States must now provide “justification” that federal child care funds they receive are spent on “legitimate” providers in order to get those dollars, President Donald Trump’s administration announced. From Shauneen Miranda

States must now provide “justification” that federal child care funds they receive are spent on “legitimate” providers in order to get those dollars, President Donald Trump’s administration announced.

A federal judge in California Wednesday found the Trump administration unlawfully terminated temporary protections for m...
12/31/2025

A federal judge in California Wednesday found the Trump administration unlawfully terminated temporary protections for more than 60,000 nationals from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua. From Ariana Figueroa

A federal judge in California Wednesday found the Trump administration unlawfully terminated temporary protections for more than 60,000 nationals from Honduras, Nepal and Nicaragua.

The Trump administration will review frozen grants to universities without using its controversial standards that discou...
12/31/2025

The Trump administration will review frozen grants to universities without using its controversial standards that discouraged gender, race, and sexual orientation initiatives and vaccine research. From Jacob Fischler

The Trump administration will review frozen grants to universities without using its controversial standards that discouraged gender, race and sexual orientation initiatives and vaccine research.

As some states engage in an extraordinary redraw of congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, state c...
12/31/2025

As some states engage in an extraordinary redraw of congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, state courts may decide the fate of the new maps. From Jonathan Shorman via Stateline

As some states engage in an extraordinary redraw of congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, state courts may decide the fate of the new maps.

AI’s errors may be impossible to eliminate — what that means for its use in health care. Commentary from Carlos Gershens...
12/30/2025

AI’s errors may be impossible to eliminate — what that means for its use in health care. Commentary from Carlos Gershenson

In the past decade, AI’s success has led to uncurbed enthusiasm and bold claims – even though users frequently experience errors that AI makes.

President Donald Trump’s administration unveiled Monday hundreds of millions of dollars each state will receive this fis...
12/30/2025

President Donald Trump’s administration unveiled Monday hundreds of millions of dollars each state will receive this fiscal year as part of a massive $50 billion rural health fund baked into Republicans’ “big, beautiful” law. From Shauneen Miranda

President Donald Trump’s administration unveiled Monday hundreds of millions of dollars each state will receive this fiscal year as part of a massive $50 billion rural health fund baked into Republicans’ “big, beautiful” law.

As multiple lawsuits over the abortion drug mifepristone unfold, state and federal proposals to regulate and restrict me...
12/29/2025

As multiple lawsuits over the abortion drug mifepristone unfold, state and federal proposals to regulate and restrict medication abortion are expected to continue in 2026. From Sofia Resnick

Going into the fourth year without federal abortion rights protections, groups that helped overturn Roe v. Wade are focused on cutting off access to abortion pills.

Deportations, tariffs, court clashes, record shutdown mark a historic year in Washington, D.C. From Jennifer Shutt
12/29/2025

Deportations, tariffs, court clashes, record shutdown mark a historic year in Washington, D.C. From Jennifer Shutt

This year produced a seemingly endless array of history-making events and nearly constant change to immigration policy, tariffs, the Education Department and federal health care programs.

New Hampshire state senators to file legislation addressing abuse and neglect in the state's disability care system. Fro...
12/28/2025

New Hampshire state senators to file legislation addressing abuse and neglect in the state's disability care system. From William Skipworth

State Sen. David Rochefort, a Littleton Republican, said he and the state’s legislative staff are in the process of drafting a bill aimed at addressing systemic abuse and neglect issues in New Hampshire intellectual and developmental disability care system.

As a new legislative session approaches for New Hampshire, here are the early childhood education bills in the pipeline....
12/27/2025

As a new legislative session approaches for New Hampshire, here are the early childhood education bills in the pipeline. From Maya Mitchell

The second half of New Hampshire’s biennial legislative session starts on Jan. 7. As the state aims to fulfill its goal of increasing child care capacity and combating workage shortage struggles, here’s a look at some of the filed bills relating to early care and education.

State Sen. David Rochefort, a Littleton Republican, said he and the state’s legislative staff are in the process of draf...
12/26/2025

State Sen. David Rochefort, a Littleton Republican, said he and the state’s legislative staff are in the process of drafting a bill aimed at addressing systemic abuse and neglect issues in New Hampshire intellectual and developmental disability care system. From William Skipworth

State Sen. David Rochefort, a Littleton Republican, said he and the state’s legislative staff are in the process of drafting a bill aimed at addressing systemic abuse and neglect issues in New Hampshire intellectual and developmental disability care system.

Rising utility prices are increasingly drawing scrutiny from state regulators and lawmakers nationwide. From Kevin Hardy...
12/26/2025

Rising utility prices are increasingly drawing scrutiny from state regulators and lawmakers nationwide. From Kevin Hardy via Stateline

The last time the Maine Public Utilities Commission considered an electricity price hike, the proposal received fewer than 90 comments from the public. Three years later, amid skyrocketing energy prices, more than 800 people weighed in on the plan, showing up to public hearings and even protesting o...

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